Brylee made her presence felt on the glass while competing with Team Fever during the middle school session at the Headliners Invitational. She showed a good ability to track down rebounds and compete for the basketball, contributing on the boards throughout the event. One of her offensive highlights came when she secured an offensive rebound and converted the putback, turning her effort on the glass into a second-chance bucket. Brylee also showed some nice awareness with the basketball in her hands. On one possession, she made a strong rip-through move along the baseline to get past her defender before delivering a well-placed pass to a teammate. I liked that she recognized the opportunity to create for someone else rather than forcing a shot. Her rebounding, willingness to attack and ability to make a good decision off the drive were positive parts of her performance for Team Fever.

Brylee, competing with Team Fever at the P2W Headliners Invitational Showcase, contributed as a guard by showing a balanced effort on both ends of the floor. She knocked down a three-pointer with confidence, spacing the floor and capitalizing on her opportunity from beyond the arc. On the defensive side, she did a solid job securing her box outs to help control the boards and finish possessions with rebounds. She also showed active hands, getting into passing lanes and poking the ball loose to disrupt opponents and create extra possessions for her team.